It was one of those evenings, you know…the type when everything seemed to go well even though it was not planned out. Not that we saw multiple rainbows, or the sky had shooting stars trailblaze, one after another…nothing too out of the ordinary. It was just pleasant with whatever sequence of things or events, just falling into place. All except for slight hitches here and there…very slight hitches.

…like (this word won’t be used multiple times or simply be out of place in the paragraphs), while typing on the Logitech MX Mechanical full size, Linear keyboard. I love the clickety-clack sound of the keys, the feel, the typing sensation. The keys are supposed to reach my fingers as they make contact with the keyboard, and the words are supposed to form by itself, flow through my fingers, connect to my brain, and within millionths of a second, revert back to my fingers, hit the keyboard, which then form words on the screen. This is called “A.A.I.” or Automated Actual Intelligence; not the other one which fakes being smart.😉😁

So what happens on this keyboard is I seem to know when I type a misspelt word, well at least most of the time. Better to find out while typing the sentence or paragraph, then to scan the whole essay for typo errors. I still think this Logi MX Mechanical is awesome to work with.

With my wife, Jeannie; and our daughter, Laura; in the car after picking them up from work; Laura said she was only going to the gym for a short workout today and could join us for dinner after that. “Where? What do you want for dinner?”, I asked. That was the proverbial question.

Jeannie said, “Let’s go for some healthy food…healthier food. Let’s go to Subway”. At that point, the nearest outlet was in Sunway Pyramid. Laura and I both, said “o.k.”. We did not “jom” anything / “O.k” suited us just fine.😁

Jeannie had to go to Harvey Norman to check on a warranty of one of the household items we purchased from them. So, I tagged along. I met up with Chen Yao, one of the nicest persons, if not the nicest; a manager at the I.T. section. She helped with the warranty claims for my Samsung Fold 3 when it was faulty.

Before long, we received a text message (more commonly known as “Whatsapp message locally, since most messages are communicated through the Whatsapp app on the phone) from Laura, stating that she was already at Subway, waiting for us.

Laura placed the order from her phone. Yeah, I know, it does not make much sense. We are at the restaurant, and we still have to order from our phone. Perhaps the next time, they may ask us to pick up the ingredients from their central distribution point and bring it to their restaurant for them to prepare the sandwich and then sell to us. All in the name of technology. A.I.?

We did an Asian, or at least I did an Asian; that is, to take pictures of our meals, regardless of how hungry we are… After a long couple of photoshoot minutes, we walloped (this is the second time I am using this word in my articles. An expression from old times) our sandwiches.

Besides having the neatest looking sandwich, unwrapped; Laura said it tasted, good too. it was a chicken sandwich. She chose the right combination of vegetables and sauces to go with it.

Jeannie’s egg sandwich was not some ordinary egg sandwich. It had all the various sauces and vege (short for vegetables) that Jeannie chose. It tasted good, much better than any ordinary egg sandwich. It had to be, for the premium price we paid for it.

The messiest looking sandwich was the one I ordered: the meatball sandwich. I had every vegetable, pickle and sauce the restaurant offered, added to this sandwich. Result: Out of this world, literally! It was delicious to the last bite. I loved every bite.

Subway takes great pride to providing the freshest vegetables and ingredients. Their sandwiches have never disappointed. There was a time a few years ago where Jeannie and I had Subway sandwiches three or four times a week. We would drop Laura off for daily competitive swim training, then head off to Careffour Hypermarket 300 metres away, for dinner. There was this little Subway kiosk that had their full range of their products. Subway being close by to Laura’s training was convenient for us..

It was an enjoyable dinner for us, this evening. Though not fine dining; it was fine, eating.😋

Ever wondered why the sandwiches are in the shape of a submarine?*

NOTES:
*Subway started off as Pete’s Super Submarines (1965–1968); Pete’s Subs (1968–1970); Pete’s Subway (1970–1972; to what it is now. subway.com